Project Fear

Bodd · 9 Jun 2019

noseall said:
Have you any examples where countries operating on WTO rules have instantly waived all tariffs and operate on a free trade basis? I'd be interested to know your thoughts on what other countries dealing with Argentina, would feel about them giving the UK a tariff free trade agreement yet charge those countries a fee?

According to James O'B we will be the only country trading on WTO rules

festive · 9 Jun 2019

So what about all those Mps who insisted we must join the euro or it will cause us long term financial disparity. That turned out to be utter ******.

noseall · 9 Jun 2019

festive said:
So what about all those Mps who insisted we must join the euro or it will cause us long term financial disparity. That turned out to be utter ******.

Tell Boris and all the civil servants that will be spending billions of your money to help mitigate the damage a no-deal will cause. Perhaps you think they'll be doing it for the craic?

EFLImpudence · 9 Jun 2019

festive said:
So what about all those Mps who insisted we must join the euro or it will cause us long term financial disparity. That turned out to be utter ******.

How do you know that?

ellal · 9 Jun 2019

Bodd said:
Let's say we buy Steak from Argentina.

Do the EU slap Tarrifs on Argentinaian beef?
We buy and eat that meat with Tarrifs on top.

After Brexit we will be keen not to slap Tarrifs on Argentinaian Beef.

Argentina will be keen for us to buy their meat.

Let's look at that one shall we...

Whilst there are indeed still tariffs between Argentina and the EU, these are reducing quite quickly...

So we could indeed go to Argentina and tell them that we'll buy a fraction of your products that the EU currently imports, but we want a tariff free deal because we promised quitters that this would be part of those 'easiest deals in history'...

I have a feeling that the reply will be, what about Islas Malvinas?

Bodd · 9 Jun 2019

ellal said:
Let's look at that one shall we...

Whilst there are indeed still tariffs between Argentina and the EU, these are reducing quite quickly...

So we could indeed go to Argentina and tell them that we'll buy a fraction of your products that the EU currently imports, but we want a tariff free deal because we promised quitters that this would be part of those 'easiest deals in history'...

I have a feeling that the reply will be, what about Islas Malvinas?

And we'll say. Yes drop a few steaks and the Falklands and we have a deal.

festive · 9 Jun 2019

noseall said:
Tell Boris and all the civil servants that will be spending billions of your money to help mitigate the damage a no-deal will cause. Perhaps you think they'll be doing it for the craic?

Oh Shoosh you have no idea about the damage of a no deal. It's absolutely no point in debating with people like yourselves bitter n twisted you didn't get your way. Like the rest instead of moving on, you're grasping for any excuse to delay or reverse the democratic decision.

In fact people like Piers Morgan I used to find him deeply irritating but he at least has the maturity to put his hand up and admit despite voting remain what is costing us now is the procrastination and the refusal by the MPs and EU to assist in the process.

No matter who is voted in Labour will attempt to block the Tory led Brexit.

Come a GE and say that complete B3llend gets in the same will happen in reverse. The Labour party i mean you know that party that will save the people of the street and not the wealthy club like the Tories

ellal · 9 Jun 2019

Bodd said:
And we'll say. Yes drop a few steaks and the Falklands and we have a deal.

And you wonder why Brexit is such a disaster

Bodd · 9 Jun 2019

ellal said:
And you wonder why Brexit is such a disaster

Because use I used the English name for an island rather than a Spanish name?

festive · 9 Jun 2019

EFLImpudence said:
How do you know that?

Hello..

Ok from a wealth perspective we are currently ranked no.2 in Europe according to Credit Suisse. Not bad for not joining the euro I say. No one was able to predict at the time and we still don't know where we could of been had we joined. The point is despite the panic we are doing ok.

festive · 9 Jun 2019

ellal said:
And you wonder why Brexit is such a disaster

So do you whilst chanting the same simple lines like pigeons do

ellal · 9 Jun 2019

Bodd said:
Because use I used the English name for an island rather than a Spanish name?

It would help if you could put a simple sentence into English

festive said:
So do you whilst chanting the same simple lines like pigeons do

You too...

Maybe you've been taking lessons from Cantona

Bodd · 9 Jun 2019

ellal said:
It would help if you could put a simple sentence into English

You too...

Maybe you've been taking lessons from Cantona

It weakens your argument
when you use my poor grammar or written mistakes as a tool.

ban-all-sheds · 9 Jun 2019

festive said:
Oh Shoosh you have no idea about the damage of a no deal. It's absolutely no point in debating with people like yourselves bitter n twisted you didn't get your way. Like the rest instead of moving on, you're grasping for any excuse to delay or reverse the democratic decision.

But what about all those who voted against leaving for reasons you agree with.

You're not surely still thinking that you can get away with backing people who vote against it if you share their political beliefs but criticising people who vote against it if you don't?

What I'd favour is a democratic reversal of the decision.

In fact people like Piers Morgan I used to find him deeply irritating but he at least has the maturity to put his hand up and admit despite voting remain what is costing us now is the procrastination and the refusal by the MPs and EU to assist in the process.

Why couldn't the govt get their plan for leaving through when they have a majority? Did some of their own side vote against it, I wonder?

festive · 9 Jun 2019

ban-all-sheds said:
But what about all those who voted against leaving for reasons you agree with.

You're not surely still thinking that you can get away with backing people who vote against it if you share their political beliefs but criticising people who vote against it if you don't?

What I'd favour is a democratic reversal of the decision.

Why couldn't the govt get their plan for leaving through when they have a majority? Did some of their own side vote against it, I wonder?

Ive told you time over. There are many plots going on overiding ones are to remain and vote against the Government. If you wont dont will not acknowledge because you're a Labour fanboy well i just can't help you. Whilst i prefer the Tories in i still dont like them much more than Labour. I have no allegiance or blinkered bias.

Democratic reversal of the democratic decision? Stay off the crack pipe.

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